Space exploration, which only began in recent human history, reached its peak in the 1960s. Humanity, on July 20, 1969 It was the first time he set foot on the moon. This success, achieved as part of NASA’s Apollo mission, was repeated in the following years, with a total of 24 astronauts going to the moon, 12 of which set feet on the lunar surface.

While photographing the moments when astronauts were on the lunar surface during the Apollo missions, great news came out today. Los Angeles Modern Auctions and the Wright auction house will auction previously unreleased photos dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Apollo missions. Photos, It won’t be limited to those filmed on Apollo missions.

First images from space are up for auction:

• First selfie taken on the moon, by Peter Conrad (astronaut reflected in viewfinder), Alan Bean, November 1969.

While the number of photos that will be up for sale with the auction is 300, these photos include the first selfie taken outside the Earth and the first photo of Earth taken by a human. However, the only photo of Neil Armstrong on the lunar surface has been enlarged and sharpened. With an estimated value of $30,000 to $50,000 is sold. This value is, of course, determined by the bids made as a result of the auction.

Some of the photos up for auction:

• The first human photograph of Earth taken by the Apollo 17 mission, December 1972.

• The only photo of Neil Armstrong on the moon, Apollo 11 mission, July 1969.

• The first photograph taken by a human from space, the Mercury Atlas 6 mission, February 20, 1962.

• First photo of a human in space, Gemini IV, June 1965.

• First photograph taken by a human of another celestial body, Neil Armstrong, Apollo 11 mission, July 1969.